Perhaps the most dramatic change has taken place in Strasbourg, where, in 1968, just 1.9 per cent of children came from non-European origins in the city that is home to the European Parliament. By 2015, the number had increased to 32.9 per cent, or one in three.
The massive demographic shifts in France have been labelled “the Great Replacement” by French author Renaud Camus. While many in the mainstream media and elsewhere have rejected the theory as a conspiracy, a poll in February of last year showed a quarter of French believed in it.
"conspiracy"
By the way, that book is really hard to find.
No surprise there.
You can find it online, but if you want a hard copy to give as a gift it's not sold anywhere. Which is strange for such a popular book.
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